Sentence examples for called olympia from inspiring English sources

It was called "Olympia" and it appeared in the retrospective at MOMA in 1994.

Brel played a support slot at l'Olympia in 1958, then headlined in 1961 and 1964, recording two famous albums, both called Olympia.

On opposite walls, two brand-new Pancam images got their first public viewing: one from Spirit's perch near the summit of Columbia Hills, the other taken by her twin, Opportunity, in a treacherous-looking outcrop area called Olympia.

A few weeks ago, in response to the mounting concerns about the upcoming Winter Olympics at Sochi, I proposed that the Olympics needed a truly radical overhaul: that the expensive and uncertain model of floating the Games from city to city should be replaced by two permanent sites, one cold and one warm, and both called Olympia.

And the mall, called Olympia, is located a long way from downtown.

When I called Olympia, Wash., home in the 1990s, I used to tell people I lived at the bottom of Puget Sound.

Later she may have been called Olympias as a recognition of Philip's victory in the Olympic Games of 356 bc.

His campaign is part of a municipal movement in Olympia called "An Olympia For All".

The date was Feb. 12, and it marked the beginning of the comeback of a "world-class delicacy," as Mr. Rowley called the Olympia on the invitation.

One of the chefs at a terrific seafood restaurant right in Kalk Bay, a completely unpretentious place called the Olympia Cafe, said precisely that when Jeffrey and I asked him why he never featured snoek as what South African restaurant proprietors call their linefish, or catch of the day: "White people won't eat snoek".

It was called the Olympia Gold Classic and was held in the City of Industry in 1982 and 1983.